Anatolii2026/netherlands-house-prices-by-city-funda-2026
Netherlands House Prices by City — Funda.nl, August 2026 Median asking prices for homes on sale in the Netherlands, by city, collected on 31 August 2026. What is inside File Rows What it is funda-nl-market-summary-2026-08-31.csv 67 One row per city with at least 5 listings: median price, median price per m², median living space, median rooms funda-nl-schema-sample.csv 59 A small sample of individual listings, to show the field structure… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/Anatolii2026/netherlands-house-prices-by-city-funda-2026.
Netherlands House Prices by City — Funda.nl, August 2026
Median asking prices for homes on sale in the Netherlands, by city, collected on 31 August 2026.
What is inside
A few numbers from the summary
- Amsterdam is the most expensive city in this sample: median €8,170 per m², median asking price €595,000 for a median 85 m² home.
- Rotterdam: €5,211 per m², median €467,000 for 101 m².
- Groningen: €3,958 per m², median €350,000 for 81 m².
- Emmen (Drenthe) is the cheapest city in the sample: €2,923 per m².
- The spread between the most and least expensive city is about 2.8x per m².
How it was collected — and what that means for you
I took the first 1,500 listings from the nationwide "for sale" search on Funda.nl on 31 August 2026. There were about 91,000 active sale listings in total at that moment.
This is important: Funda sorts that search newest-first. So these 1,500 listings were all published between 28 and 31 August 2026. That makes the sample good for asking prices of homes coming on the market now, and not suitable for "days on market" analysis — I left that column out on purpose, because in this slice it would only measure the sort order, not the market.
The per-city medians are computed from cities with at least 5 listings, so small towns with one or two listings are not in the table.
What is deliberately not here
No listing descriptions, no photo URLs, no agency names, no seller details. Those belong to the portal and to the people who wrote them. This dataset is my own aggregation plus a small structural sample.
If you need more
The full export has 38 fields per home — including coordinates, energy label, neighbourhood, publication date and photo URLs — and you can run it yourself for any Dutch city or filter:
https://apify.com/skubadev/funda-scraper
A run of 500 listings costs about $1.25 at the current price of $2.49 per 1,000. If a free Funda scraper stopped working for you with an empty table or a CAPTCHA, that is the problem this one is built to solve.